4x4xMORE Tag-Along Tour 

The Gantry, 391-481 Selling Road, Mt Mee QLD 4521

• From the south, drive 24km from Dayboro via Mount Mee Road (tourist route number 29) and Sellin Road to the park's southern entrance.
• From the park's southern entrance, continue 150 metres to The Gantry. Allow at least 40 minutes from Dayboro.
• Look for the 4x4xMORE vehicles and follow the instructions of the trip leaders who will welcome you and help deflate your tyres prior to going on the tracks.

• We will be driving in 4WD with some sections requiring low range. There will be 4x4xMORE trip leaders and vehicles positioned through the convoy to assist anybody who needs help selecting the right driving mode or requires instructions on how to tackle an obstacle.
• All times (other than departure times) are approximate and are subject to change based on track conditions.
• Upon completion of the tour, The Gantry is a great area to explore. We just ask that members of the morning group kindly leave enough space for the afternoon group to gather before embarking on their adventure.

• Sunscreen / Hat
• Water / Snacks
• UHF Radio (if you have one)
• Morning Tea / Lunch / Afternoon Tea
• SENSE OF ADVENTURE!

• Recovery Gear (tracks, winch, shackles)
• UHF Radios (Channel 54)
• First aid kit
• Fire extinguisher

On your way back down to Brisbane, turn right onto Mount Glorious Road when you hit Samford and you'll find your way to D'Aguilar National Park, where you can discover remote gorges, sheltered pockets of subtropical rainforest, expanses of eucalypt woodland and spectacular views of Moreton Bay.

Some highlights:

• Wivenhoe Outlook: Enjoy breakfast, lunch or sunset amongst the trees at one of Wivenhoe Outlook's many picnic spots (BYO picnic blanket) and viewpoints.
• Cedar White Day-Use Area: Nestled within a circle of mountains, this day-use area is a lovely place to enjoy a leisurely lunch or some creek-size frolicking.
• Maiala: Stroll through lush rainforest, linger over a long lunch, and explore mill remnants from the 19th century at this popular day-use area.

• Alcohol is not to be consumed by drivers or passengers on runs.
• Illegal drugs and fire arms are not permitted at any time.
• Enclosed footwear is recommended

• The driver in front should look out for the vehicle following, and MUST wait at all intersections, where the convoy turns, for the following vehicle.
• In hilly country or water crossings or other types of obstacles, you MUST allow the vehicle in front to clear the hill or obstacle and the track is clear before you can proceed. Don’t too follow to close.
• Never leave the convoy until you have informed the Trip Leader or Tail End Charlie and they have responded.

• Arrive at the departure point by the nominated time.
• Make yourself known to the trip leader on arrival.
• Sign the waiver.
• Follow safe driving practices, abide by our rules and by-laws and follow the directions of the trip leader at all times.
• If you are not confident or do not wish to attempt any part of the event, it is your responsibility to inform the trip leader.
• Always leave gates as you find them.

• We supply UHF radios so we can maintain communication with you throughout the tour. 
• The 4x4xMORE crew use Channel 54. 
• Please ensure you return the UHF radio to a 4x4xMORE team member at the end of the tour.

• Please be mindful when handling the UHF that you do not inadvertently press the talking button. The operation of UHF radios only allows for one person to be broadcasting at a time, so if you're unknowingly broadcasting your radio, our trip leaders cannot communicate with the rest of the tour group.
• Place your radio in a handy spot for all passengers to hear the commentary.
• UHF radios are the best form of communication between tag-along tour vehicles.
• Please be aware that due to hills, trees and your proximity to the lead vehicle, radio reception will be lost or patchy at times.

• In line with National Park guidelines, dogs and other pets are NOT welcome to attend this Tag-Along Tour.